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  • Irish Stock Exchange Monthly Statistics - May 2001

    Date 04/06/2001

    Equity turnover for May was EUR 4,350.34 million while that for bonds was EUR 2,877.61 million.

  • CBOT'S May Volume Up 18.6% At 23,868,201 Contracts

    Date 04/06/2001

    The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT®) today announced trading volume of 23,868,201 contracts for May 2001, representing a increase of 18.6%% from April 2001.

  • CBOT's Market Operations Experiences Seamless Transition

    Date 04/06/2001

    Following up on a decision designed to better meet the needs of the marketplace and its membership, the Chicago Board of Trade announced today the seamless transfer Friday, June 1, 2001, of its e-cbot Market Operations for the a/c/e electronic trading platform to Chicago from Frankfurt, Germany.

  • CBOT 30-Day Fed Funds Trade To June 1 Tops 2000 Record

    Date 04/06/2001

    The Chicago Board of Trade’s 30-Day Fed Funds Futures contract volume at 1,428,468 through June 1, 2001, has eclipsed the annual volume record of 1,426,209 traded in all of 2000. The Fed Funds contract is the benchmark instrument for hedging against movement in the Fed Funds rate.

  • Buenos Aires Futures Exchange Monthly Report For May 2001

    Date 04/06/2001

    The Mercado a Término de Buenos Aires (Buenos Aires Futures Exchange) traded 16,446 contracts in May 2001 compared to a figure of 21,479 contracts in May 2000.

  • Tokyo Grain Exchange Elects New Executive Managing Director

    Date 01/06/2001

    At the Annual General Members Meeting held on May 25, 2001 (Friday), Mr. Takeshi Kubota was elected as Executive Managing Director of the Tokyo Grain Exchange. Mr. Itsuji Yanagisawa stepped down to become an adviser of the Exchange and director of the Tokyo Grain Market Research, Inc.

  • The Bank Of Slovenia Abolishes Foreign Portfolio Investments Restrictions

    Date 01/06/2001

    By the decree of the Board of the Bank of Slovenia, foreign portfolio investments in long - term securities in Slovenia are going to be liberalised as of July 1, 2001. The Central Bank has abolished all restrictions and additional Central Bank's costs associated with custodian accounts for non-residents. This important move can be considered as a new direction of the Slovenian Central Bank in its efforts for further development of domestic financial market and will help Ljubljana Stock Exchange,

  • Stock Exchange of Thailand Upgrades Website To Create Complete Center For Investment Information

    Date 01/06/2001

    Yesterday the SET officially introduced its new, improved website at www.set.or.th. It's a bilingual site (Thai and English) offering more complete, accurate and up-to-date investment news and information. The website is now truly a data center for investors, especially its "New Investor" corner, designed for the novice investor. Interested website visitors are eligible to receive special benefits when they register as members.

  • Pacific Exchange To Trade Options On Instinet Group Incorporated And USEC, Inc.

    Date 01/06/2001

    The Pacific Exchange (PCX) will begin trading options on Instinet Group Incorporated (INET/UAU) and USEC, Inc. (USU) on Monday, June 4, 2001. For expiration cycles and strike prices, visit the Options Listing Bulletin section of the PCX Web site.

  • New York Board Of Trade Cotton Futures Delivery Specification Changes To Take Effect For May 2003 Contract - Trading In Contract To Begin At NYBOT On June 5, 2001

    Date 01/06/2001

    Following approval by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), several delivery specification changes will go into effect for the Cotton No. 2 futures contract traded on the New York Cotton Exchange (NYCE) of the New York Board of Trade (NYBOTâ). The changes commence with the May 2003 futures contract that will begin trading on Tuesday June 5, 2001 at NYBOT and, subsequently, will be in effect for all newly listed futures contracts months. The May 2003 Cotton No. 2 options contr